... the Advisory Board and I have agreed on the following statement regarding the plan for the PGR:

The 2014-15 PGR will proceed as planned, with Berit Brogaard joining
Brian Leiter as co-editor and taking over responsibility for the surveys
and the compilation of results, with assistance as needed from Brian
and the Advisory Board. At the conclusion of the 2014-15 PGR, Brian
will step down as an editor of the PGR and join the Advisory Board.
Berit will take over as editor until such time as a co-editor can be
appointed to assist with future iterations of the report. After 2014,
Berit will have ultimate decision-making authority over the PGR. Upon
completion of the 2014-15 PGR, Berit will appoint a small advisory
transition committee that she will consult on possible improvement, both
substantive and operational, in the PGR going forward.

Of the 50 members of the Advisory Board, 45 voted in favor of this plan, none voted against, and 2 Board members abstained ...

There is more to read in Leiter's post, for those who are inclined, but this is the gist. A comment summing up the whole thing and putting into some slightly larger context can be accessed at the Daily Nous blog.

To this day, the September Statement, which initiated the process leading up to this conclusion has assembled 648 (!) signatories in North America and overseas.